The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-10-21

come sometime.
A lack of room at Brennc's, compels
him to sell his stock of groceries, re-
purchased of the Kimball Groc-
cry company. at cost. You will find it
to your advantage to purchase there.
1t doesn't pay to break the game laws
of Maine-somctimes. Two Boston
sports were lately fined $500 each for
killing two deer, while the total costs
brought the total amount up to S., 900.
A fashion writer says a cultivated
stops talking when she has no
more to say, and All uncultivated woman
when she is physically exhausted. This
means that they both stop at about the
same time.
State taxation in Wisconsin is II cents
on each 500. In Dakota, where a
kind, fathcrly, federal government pays
our bills, Gas some people seem to think,
our territorial tax is 30 cents on each
$100.-DeSmet Leader.
A chemist says wood can be made
palatable and nourishing. 1t will not
startle many to that good
board may be got out of snw-logs.-
B~tnghampton Republican.
Yes, sawdust is fine board.
A gentleman who has lived in North
Dakota and is now in Kansas writes the
Devils Lake Ihtc. Ocean that the farmers
i'll Kansas are burned out with hot winds
and it is believed that hundred of famil-
les will remove to Dakota.
An old rebel.war horse recently died
in Ashtabula county, Ohio, aged 33
years. The old fellow was covered
with scars from bullets; even lightning
struck him about a year ago, but he sur
vived it and died of old age.
j.. w. Cook, NJ. D., of Chamberlain,
has been appointed Superintendent OF
the Brale county board of health. All
cases of contagious diseases, either
among persons or domestic animals
should be reported to him Immediately.
We find the following excellent item
in the Pierre Free Press and credited by
mistake to the GRAPHIC:
The man who sits down and waits Il
be appreciated will find himself among
uncalled for baggage after the limitet
express has gone by"
James Byrnc could not sell his CARLOAD
of hogs in Sioux City at a profit and hat
them shipped thorough to Chicago. Mr.
Byrne did his business through Ingerson
Carrabine & Lye, commission men
whom he says are square men to do bus
mess with.
Advertised letters have herctofor
been held four weeks to give opportun
ity to call for them. Now, under a new
rule, they will be sent to the dead lctte
office at the expiration of two weeks
Postal cards uncalled for after thirty day
will be returned to the writer.
The Ohio editors who said last sprin
that chose who are selling out an
moving to Dakota will wish they wer
back this fail will have to eat Dakot
potatoes this winter, and. for the frs
time in their lives, probably, they wi
know what q good potato tastes like.
Bresas the Tailor is turning out son
elegant suits and o%vercoats for his GU.
toners. Mr.. Bregas has not a very larg
shop o is not much given to display c
blowing. buff you will examine some c
his work you will notice that he '..gct
there just the same"
A Hartford. Conn, man sent his DO
into the country equipped with n Woo
chuck trap and other appliances for C,
Toying his vacation, and told him t
have a good time, and to be sure to g
to church on Sundays. The first lcttt
he received from his boy said: "Des
papa, I've caught a w%oodchuck. 1t WI
a skunk, I did not go to church. Your
afectionatcly." -Erchange.